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Read moreDetailsPalantir pushed back on criticism that its AI-enabled defense platform could accelerate flawed targeting in wartime, saying responsibility rests with...
Read moreDetailsApple is drawing criticism for restricting “vibe coding” apps such as Replit, which let non-coders build and run software through...
Read moreDetailsCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order directing agencies to craft artificial-intelligence procurement standards within four months, setting requirements...
Read moreDetailsMeta suffered two courtroom defeats this week that turned, in part, on its own internal research, underscoring rising legal and...
Read moreDetailsUkraine and Russia are racing to integrate artificial intelligence into drone operations, with military and industry leaders expecting the next...
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